The Klamath news., June 30, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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At Kort Ores: Mr. and Mrs. Frd
Cofr were among (he Klamath Fall
residents who spent Sunday out ot
town. Mr. and Mrs. Oofer and their
party were seen at Fort Creek dur
ing the atternoon.
(Vli'brato Anniversary Mr. and
Mrs. Don Zumwalt, celebrated the
tuth. or china anniversary, of their
redding at their home on Riverside
drive, when they invited In a nura
ber of guests on Sunday evening. !
Music was enjoyed during the early
part of the evening with dainty re
freshments served later. The guests ;
were Mr. Zumwalt. father of Donj
Zumwalt, who Is visiting from Bak
ersfleld for the summer, Mr. and!
Mrs. George J. Walton and daugh-
ters. Miss Beatrice and Miss Kath
erine Walton.
From the Mouth Miss Gladys
BIsset of Klamath Falls, has re
turned to the city, after Bpending
the winter in San Francisco. Miss
Bisset returned Saturday evening
tor a visit in Klamath county.
" From Santa Barbara Miss Esther
McAndrews ot Klamath Falls has
returned to the city from Santa Bar
bara, where she spent the past win
ter teaching in the grade schools of
that city. Miss McAndrews narrow
ly escaped from the city in time to
avoid the earthquake.
From the Kort Mrs. Jas Pelton
of Fort Klamath, was shopping with
local merchants yesterday.
lloiMiisa Vlxilor W. 8. Bechdoldt.
a llonama business men. was at-
tending to business matters here
Tuesday, June 30, 102.r.
Mr. Moore la at present in Alaska
and la expected back In the near,
future.
From Mmlfonl M. M. Maaney of'
Medford. is among the business
visitors In Klamath Falls.
LQRENA TR1CKEY
From Illy Among the Illy rest-. yM(eru-ay
dents who are in the city to remain. j
until after the close of the Klamath Joins Orrhratra Joe Tardee, late :
RnHM thi. vMltnd are Rud Bell. nt r.anrt nUmTa Melronolltan or-
I Jim 0 Ivans. Dally Glrans, Tomchestra from Portland and (lien!
Edsall and Marvin Cross, the tatter! Oswald's O. A. C. Seransders, will
STOLEN CAR IS
A TOTAL LOSS
mi i in lie
expected this morning.
To Medford T. P. Henderson, left
yesterday for a short business trin
In Medford, expecting to return this
evening.
Parents Heir Mrs. Gertrude
Moore Is enjoying a visit from ber
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hodgon
of Hoquiam. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgon
. were entertained with a picnic sup
per at Fort Creek on Sunday and ex
pect to make a trip In the Immediate
fnture to Crater Lake.
To Go North J. F. Magulre and
family are planning to leave July
t for Portland, where they will
spend a short time visiting with
friends before contanuing on their
vacation. They plan to visit other
cities along the coast.
Met urns To City Miss Ethel
Pearson, has returned to Klamath
Falls after spending a month in
Marshfleld and North Bend on Coos
Bay.
To Crater I-ake Among the many
parties who spent Sunday at Crater
Lake was Oeirge Seversen and a
group, who motored to the park
for the day.
I augment Mr. Galloway's organisa
tion with whom he will play duo
From the Smith-Mrs. Charles S.I " umn"r ' Klamath Falls
., , , k r.n. Pardee plays saxaphone, trumpet
Moore arrived lu Klamath Falls ' ,fc.. ,
; Monday night from Long Beach. mus.a, for thl,
where she has spent the winter "I1"-1 orchestra
ing. Mrs. Moore made the trip from j
Medford by motor and plans to re- Coating. Exhibition An Interest-,
main In Klamath Falls for some Ing fly casting exhibition will be
time this summer. j given tonight by E. C. Powell, be-
tween 5 p. m. and 8 p. m. at the
Marriage License A marriage II-1 dock near the Venetian dance barge,
cense was issued in the otflce ofjpw"- b ' 'JP" angler.
County Clerk DeLap yesterday after- wlU te4ch ln Kll""n ,ta-
noon to Arthur R. Combs ot Klamath KnJo rroAn interesting par-
Falls and Helen K. Blair, also ot;ty Tu enjoyed by a group ot the
younger set when a swimming party
and picnic were enjoyed Sunday
evening on the Upper lake. Al
though the atorm dampened the pic
nic grounds, it did little to dampen
the fun. Those on the party were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Ruth
Ltndsey, Luln Hansen. Sybil Bam
ber. Stella Setser. Inea Jenkins. Ad
die Jenkins. Katherlne Doty, Ra
mon Graves, Al Beekler, Oscar
Dance, Harold Von Bergen, Dwayne
Buell, Cecil Crises, Bill Williams.
Klamath Falls. Coniha is well
known In the city among the busi
ness men. They plan to reside in
the city permanently.
Return From South Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd DeLap have returned from
Richmond. Calif., accompanied by
their family and Mrs. Milton Bor
land and baby. Mrs. Borland will
visit for some time ln Klamath Falls,
where she has numerous friends.
She Is a cousin ot Mr. DeLap, and
at one time made her home in
Klamath county.
From Olene Frank Corpening,
Mias Crystal Improve Miss Mae
Crystal, who submitted to an op
eration for appendicitis last week,
Is well on the road to recovery,
arrnrriinr tn members of the fam.
mayor" of Olene, was among the ,,,.. Miss Crvstal will be able to
visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday ;he removed to her home within a
transacting business. fortnight
Chorprnlng In Among the busi
ness visitors transacting affairs in
Klamath Falls, was C. D. Chorpen
Ing, merchant of the Merrill dis
trict.
From Merrill Mr. and Mra. Burr
Went brook of Merrill were among
the early week visitors In Klamath
Falls yesterday. Westbrook Is one
of the most prominent of fancy sheep
breeders ln the Merrill country,
To Visit Here Miss Marie Anen
son and Miss Ragna Anenson, both
of Portland, are expected the early
part of July to spend a fortnight
at the H. H. Jenkins' home where
tbey will be the guests of the Jon
kins girls.
Returns To City E. O. Kay, of
. Glover's Jewelry store, returned yes
terday from Medford where he has
I been for the past three days visit
ing.
Scebock In Volney Seebeck, of
Sacramento, is among the many
business visitors in Klamath Falls
this week. Seebeck is a special
agent for tlie Commercial Union
Insurance company.
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Accepts PiMltlon Miss Beatrice
Walton has accepted a position for
the summer In the offices of the
Klamath Falls creamery. Miss Wal
ton recently returned from a win
ter's study in the College of the
Pacific. Stockton.
From Aslihiml Rev. Sam Chanv.
former Klamath Falls pastor of the
Methodist church. Is In the city from
his home In Ashland, accompanied
by Dr. Gregg. Ashland physician, to
enjoy a fishing trip. Rev. Chaney
and Dr. Gregg left yesterday for
Williamson river, where they en
joyed angling in the Klamath
streams.
From Bonanza Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Pool of Bonanza were county
Returns From South Mrs. Floyd seat visitors yesterday.
McMillan, returned to her work at '
the California. Oregon Power com-) Buln" Visitor W. II. Kltto.
pany after visiting for tbe past two ' BalcI Butt8 sawmill man. was a
weeks in San Francisco, enjoying I bU8,neS1' Tis'tr In this city j ester-
l. .... iHnv
Return to Medfonl Mrs. P. B.
McDonald and daughter. Miss!
Yvonne MrDonald, returned to Med
ford Sunday, afysr visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jester
for the past week.
Returns Home Mrs. Val Valllan
coro and infant son, returned to
Klamath Falls yesterday from Ash
land, where they have spent the
past two weeks.
Knjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Crocker and Mr. and Mrs. "Dod"
Parker. Miss Dorothy Crocker and
Billy Crocker, made up a party to
enjoy a fishing trip in the Butte
Creek, near Leaf. Calif., over the
week-end. According to Crocker.
12 good sized rainbow and eastern
brook trout were caught and en
Joyed over the campflre.
At the Lake Among the many
Klamath Falls residents seen Sun
day at Crater Lake was Mrs. J.
Hirvl, who motored to the resort
with friends.
Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Moore aro being congratulated up-
on tbe arrival of a son, born yester-
day morning at the home of Mr.
' and Mrs. Cone, Mrs. Moore's parents.
Tbe young man weighed 8 pounds
and will be christened, LaMont Scott.
A Studebaker car, belonging to
Claud II. Davis of Klamath Falls,
was found In flames early Sunday i
morning on the Algonia hill, after
an unknown thief had stolen It from 1
In front of the Davis furniture store
on Saturday night. I
According to Mrs. Davis, they had I
gone to Keno and Altamont to
search for the automobile, believing
someone had taken it to a dance. ;
On their way to Chlloquln on fur
ther search for tbe car. they found
It near Algonia. The car was a
total loss.
Madame Panarlo's modern beau
ty methods Improve on nature.
Moe'a Beauty Shoppe. J30 JyT
Lurena Trhkey. champion cow
girl of the world and holder of the
famous) McAlphln hotel sliver tro
uhv cun won nt Cheyenne three
years ago. arrlred at Fort Klamath i
yesterday bound for Klamath Fallal
to luke a stellar part n ul,
three day rodeo which opens Thurs-
day al the county fair grouuds. j
Miss Trlrkey la bringing ulne of
the fastest relay and Human rare
horses to enter In the local show.
Seth IMxon and Uoea Flnley who
made the trip to the Prlnevllle
round-up last week succeeded In
lining up the famous cow girl, and
beside Miss Trlcxey the local ro
deo boosters got Sid Steel of Cal
gary with his eight rat1 horses, In
cluding a relay and Roman race
team.
Fifteen or twenty of the best
rider who look- part at Prltovllla
-1. nn Ilia wm ha ra .
... .... --' - vwruing
to Flnley who arrived bom 7M.
t-nlav morning. tleoris Vlmi.t.
"NlAer tleiirge" who won second
money In Hie world' 'hsmpiou,,lp
Ducking rouiesi ai vuui-ion fnw
veara all I among the buck...,.,.
on Ih way here.
I'AIL CK MILK M.al'KH FAILMKK
NEW LONDON. Wis.. June i
When an enraged bull attacking
him on hla farm near Maple Creek.
Krnesi Limerick saved nimselt from
ii..ttile fatal liilurles by dm.hit..
a pallftill of milk in the animal's
tare. The bull was temporarily blind
ed by the milk, enabling Krnest to
vault a telle.
A booster for Klamath county
ana iviamaiu rftiw loa vrj legit
Imate Industry therein tba'.'a tni
Klamath News. .
W. P. MYERS
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her vacation.
Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Stinson, accompanied by Charles
Shelton, and Burton Stinson, spent
the week-end on Rogue river near
Union creek, vhcre a floUug trip
was enjoyed. !
Receives News Mrs. Laura Pflen
ger of LaCrosse, Wisconsin, who is
1n Klamath Falls visiting with her
daughters, Mrs. Howard Perrtn and
Mr. Horace Manning, received the
aad news of the death of her sister
in Ohio. The end was not unexpect
ed as she had been seriously ill for
some time.
For Kant Miss Hazel Goldsbcrry
has left for an extended visit with
her parents in Arkansas City, Kas.
She expects to return later in tbe
summer.
' Merchants to Close Connerntlnir
as never before with the Rodeo as
sociation, merchants of Klamath'
Falls have announced that they will'
close every day from one o'clock'
to S p. ni. In order to assist In the
success ot the Rodeo.
From Bly Ollle Howard, promln-'
ent resldept of Bly is In the city!
for a few days Interested In affalm
ot the Klamath Rodeo. j
Return to City Dally Oivans and!
Ross Flnley, returned yesterday
from Prlnevllle, where they attend
ed the western show given In that
city during the past week. Glrans!
and Flnley were guests of the Prlne
vllle association, who entertained!
the Klamath Falls visitors In ap-'
preclntlon of the kindness shown
them. '
I day.
In Klamath D. F. Driscoll and
Geo. Bartley of Bonanza were trans
acting business in Klamath Falls
yesterday.
From Malin Mr. and Mrs. Loyd !
macaaye ol Malin, who have been
touring California on a vacation,
have returned home.
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WOOD
The bottom prices' are
now in effect on
Block Wood
Order your year's sup
ply now. It is dandy
wood and dry. No lower
prices will be made, so
order early and get in
your blocks for winter.
Remember we can't serve
you all at once order
now.
Green Slabs
are being delivered every
day, and they are the best
slabs we have ever deliv
ered large hand picked
wood. Order now and
allow them to dry.
, PEYTON & CO.
601 Main St Phone 535
A Watch A Dav tjpxlcompaky
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That is what we sell and
we engrave a beautiful
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The loving cup in our window
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You do not have to send your
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Seventh and 1'ine airee.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The Western Comedy Drama
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Price. 2Sc and 50 c. J.x Orch..tr
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